A long queue formed one evening at the Tim Hortons coffee shop a short walk from the largest Sikh temple in Surrey. Patrons speaking Punjabi, one of India’s 22 official languages, requested French vanilla lattes resembling sticky, sweet chai the way it’s made back home. They also ordered boxes of Timbits doughnut holes reminiscent of syrup-soaked Indian treats called mithai. In some Surrey social circles, Timbits have replaced traditional ladoo sweets as gifts for births, wedding announcements and home visits. “It’s like they are Canadian-Punjabi food,” local blogger Raj Thandhi says of the chain that launched its 30th franchise in India this year.
This was in fact jeets, an American /pol/ack called them to say poo in loo and a pajeeta answered.
>>475759849>an American /pol/ack called them to say poo in loo and a pajeeta answered.lolwut
>>475759436NOT MY PROBLEM FOREVER YOUR PROBLEM NOW
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUhSI3nPLMs
>>475760054It was a specific Tim Hortons in Nova Scotia and the info was posted from google, with the address and phone number etc and it was a murrican who called them so Canadian cops couldnt charge him with hate crimes/racial harassment etc.
>>475759436OP here i actually sort of get it now, tim hortons food IS just like north indian casual food so it makes complete sense that they would feel at home in this environment. not to mention pubaji people have been in canada nearly as long as euros
>>475760434link?
>>475761159Previous OP thread about the story like 2 weeks ago
>>475761262find it plz
